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The attached editorial was penned by Professor Rudolf Euken and illustrated by an anti-Versailles Treaty cartoon which attempted to rally the German working classes to join together in rebellion against the treaty.

"The so-called Peace of Versailles subjects the German people to unheard-of treatment; has injured and crippled Germany; has, with refined cruelty, deprived her of fertile territories; robbed her of sources indispensable to her existence; has heaped upon her huge burdens, and this for an indenite time - the intention being, if possible, to reduce her people to serfdom."."

Click here to read another one of Rudolf Euken's post-war efforts.

Click here if you would like to read about the 1936 Versailles Treaty violations.

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The German Rebellion Against the Treaty (Literary Digest, 1923)

The German Rebellion Against the Treaty (Literary Digest, 1923)

The German Rebellion Against the Treaty (Literary Digest, 1923)

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